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Tables 7.18 and 7.19 present, in alphabetical order, the unweighted and weighted interview response rates for each State by age group. Both tables are presented on each State's page. Similarly, Tables 7.20 and 7.21 show national and State results of incomplete interviews by age, while Tables 7.22 and 7.23 contain interview refusal reasons by age group for the Nation and for each State. Remaining interview result tables are presented in pairs with the first table providing the unweighted percentages and the second table providing the weighted percentages. Tables 7.16 and 7.17 show the interview response rates by age group and gender. More detailed information by gender and smaller age groups is shown in Tables 7.24 and 7.25. Tables 7.26 and 7.27 present a summary of the interview response rates broken down by several factors including race, type of county, geographic region, and gender. 7.4 Spanish Interviews The percentages of completed interviews that were conducted in Spanish are shown by State in Table 7.28 (unweighted) and Table 7.29 (weighted). Spanish interviewing percentages also were analyzed by age and county type in Table 7.30 (unweighted) and Table 7.31 (weighted). Table 7.32 presents the number of English- and Spanish-version interviews conducted by region and by population density. 7.5 Interviewer Assessment of the Interview As part of each computer-assisted interviewing (CAI) interview, field interviewers (FIs) were required to assess the respondent's level of cooperation, understanding, and privacy during the interview. FIs also were asked to record whether the respondent needed assistance during the audio computer-assisted self-interviewing (ACASI) questions and what type and amount of assistance the FI provided. Other questions asked whether the laptop seemed to influence the respondent's choice to participate, and if respondents revealed to the FI answers entered during the ACASI section. All of these data were captured in the FI Observation Questions at the end of the interview and are summarized in Tables 7.33 through 7.38. Table 7.33 shows the FI's assessment of the need to provide assistance to respondents in the ACASI section. Tables 7.34 through 7.38 present data based on the FI's assessment of the respondent's level of understanding of the interview, the respondent's cooperation during the interview, the level of privacy during the interview, how the laptop influenced participation, and finally how often the respondent revealed answers in the ACASI section. Each of these tables is broken down by age and race/ethnicity. 7.6 Number of Visits FIs were required to make at least five visits to DUs when attempting to complete screening and interviewing. In reality, callbacks continued to be made as long as the field supervisor (FS) felt there was a chance that the screening or the interview could be completed in a cost-effective manner. In some cases, more than 10 visits were made to complete a screening or interview. Tables 7.39 and 7.40 present data on the number of visits required to complete screenings and interviews. 106
Table 7.1 Summary of NSDUH Results 2001 2002 2003 Eligible DUs 171,519 150,162 143,485 Complete Screenings 157,471 136,349 130,605 Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted Screening Response Rate 91.81 91.86 90.80 90.72 91.02 90.72 Selected Persons 89,745 80,581 81,631 Completed Interviews 68,929 68,126 67,784 Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted Interviewing Response Rate 76.81 73.31 84.54 78.56 83.04 77.39 107 Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted Unweighted Weighted Overall Response Rate 70.52 67.34 76.76 71.27 75.58 70.21
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